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US Small Caps: 'Cheap' For Good Reason? - Vimarsana News

US Small Caps: 'Cheap' For Good Reason?

US small caps are not the asset class they once were, explains T Rowe Price, but investors might still get excited about an opportunity looming, quality exposures in particular

Ocean Gate resident who lost home to Sandy is paying it forward - Vimarsana News

Ocean Gate resident who lost home to Sandy is paying it forward

In the midst of all that happened ten years ago, Ocean Gate resident and Councilman Mark Haug felt so moved by a random act of kindness that he has since turned the emotion into paying it forward to help others now by forming a non-profit called 'Hold On I'm Coming'.

'Hold On, I'm Coming': Help from all over comes to aid of tornado-ravaged western Kentucky - Vimarsana News

'Hold On, I'm Coming': Help from all over comes to aid of tornado-ravaged western Kentucky

BARNSLEY, Ky. (KT) - Pastor Tim Morgan says he has witnessed the unifying spirit over the last week while ministering to those in tornado-shaken towns in western Kentucky.

As Kansas City's Crossroads District Emerges From The Pandemic, Art Returns As The Main Attraction - Vimarsana News

As Kansas City's Crossroads District Emerges From The Pandemic, Art Returns As The Main Attraction

/ In August 2018, tens of thousands of people packed the streets for First Fridays in the Crossroads. But things slowed down in 2019, due to a fatal shooting, and in 2020, during the pandemic. First Fridays in the Crossroads Arts District may not return as a big street party anytime soon. But, with fewer visitors for the monthly event, some say it’s returning to its roots: looking at art. On a Friday evening in March, about a dozen people, all masked up, stood in pairs or spread out in the lobby of the Crossroads Hotel, the former site of a Pabst Blue Ribbon bottling and distribution cent...

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